Two questions (flats are the surfaces of uprights the bar rests on): 1) what is the clear distance between flats of uprights? 2) what is the dimension between the outside edges of flats? Thanks!
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Between flats is 21 1/2. From outside end of flats to first wieght is 5 1/2, very tight if you have big hands
1965205
32 inches between the bars is perfect. I just measured mine and they are 32 1/4 inches apart. So far I am very happy with the rack... Especially for the price.
232229
I assume you mean vertically. The distance center to center is about 2 inches. The distance between any two bars is 1 1/8 inches.
2274375
The short side of the angle will give the it much more strength than just a flat bar. It will also keep the flat side from buckling on impact.
58568
Most handlebars are measured from center to center. In the case of the Avenir 200 flat top, that distance is 420 millimeters. Good width for most people. Also, more comfortable on long rides.
299558
Space in between of two bars is about 3 & 3/8 (inch). That's what you asking I assumed.
638969
Tall (vertically from resting surface to top, in the open position): 13-3/4". Bottom bar to top (length of center leg from top of bar surface to end of leg): 11-3/8". Good value for the price... Note, bar has lip on front edge 1-1/2" from back. Will accommodate up to, say, 1-3/8+" thick frame, but 1-1/2" frame won't fit.
36965
I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the wall to the front of each wheel. Hope this helps? I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the... » Read More I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the wall to the front of each wheel. Hope this helps? « Show Less
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Ok. I'm confused. Why are half of you saying the distance between the collar is 52 1/4 and the others saying 47 1/4. I have a squat rack that takes a minimum of 51". I'd hate to deal with having to send this back. Can someone confirm that this is the bar we're referring to - 6' Olympic Black Bar w/ Chrome Sleeve OB-72UL
308558
Flat on both sides to mount on a flat surface, but a recessed V in the middle to accommodate roll bar mounting. Extremely well built. Highly recommend this mount!!
1234880
The upright bars aren't equally spaced. The widest distance is 3" with some closer to 2 1/2".
1118403
Hi jenniferYes there are several bars across bottom. Very well made unit. Do not hesitate to buy. Great quality !
231134
Yes the bench lays flat for your normal bench press and a 60" bar may be too short. Use the standard olympic bar. 7 foot bar
1418396
thanks for the info. probably the ape bars would be better since I have no fairing.
931265
It is now FLAT!!! Thanks everybody. The curved edge is to the outside, away from you while you're sitting there but I can live with that. Someone here said to pull the post out and turn it 180 and put it back in the bottom holder and that's all I needed. Thanks to you!!
2045860
The Inside bottom is perfectly flat, but the Outside bottom has a design imprinted on it, so it is not perfectly flat. Hope that helps.
166511
I'll get back to you tomorrow morning.. I use a 6' bar and it makes it with some room to spare so my first impression would be no. I'll give you a more precise answer tomorrow when I get home.